#dev 2022-10-05
2022-10-05 UTC
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# @adactio Thanks! I was not aware of the name for this. Next: how to do `Publish on your Own Site` with a static file generator like @astrodotbuild or @eleven_ty since there is no publish hook. Maybe a github action that checks for new .md files and then sends the req to Twitter API ( twitter.com/_/status/1577580715570511872)
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# ↩️ ... i have an epic headache to figure out webmentions + adding some kind of comment system into it as well ( twitter.com/_/status/1577653605578031106)
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# ↩️ well theres stuff like webmentions but it needs some more love to make it an easy thing for ppl to add to their website ( twitter.com/_/status/1577656580379758593)
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# ↩️ The problem? I have too many ideas brewing, so which one to start with first? I want to start with the #webmention sender/receiver project I have on GitHub, but which is the better language? ( twitter.com/_/status/1577701461772730379)
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# ↩️ I played with IndieAuth a bit a while back and it felt like a nice evolution of the original URL-based OpenID, but I don't think it's seen very much adoption https://simonwillison.net/2020/Nov/18/indieauth/ ( twitter.com/_/status/1577715836659253248)
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# @simonw I wish blogging wasn't such a total pain. Twitter gets the editor right because you can publish by typing text and hitting publish from the same page where other content is and people immediately see it. Django and other CMS are good, but nothing else is that good. ( twitter.com/_/status/1577502295138484225)
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# ↩️ It would be the ability to send/receive/ monitor for incoming webmentions on a site of group thereof; basically it's the more interactive version of pingback. Written in a language that's not yet represented in the multitude of existing projects like this. ( twitter.com/_/status/1577733985295249408)
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